Delhi Police Uses 'Moye Moye' Trend As Caution For Road Accidents: Basic Road Safety Rules You Need To Know

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Delhi Police Uses 'Moye Moye' Trend As Caution Against Road Accidents: Basic Road Safety Rules You Need To Know While Commuting
The Serbian tune 'Moye Moye' is sweeping the Desi internet and it is leaving its mark on netizens. This one began with Tiktok and is slowly taking over Instagram reels, YouTube shorts, and Facebook videos featuring the snippets of the melody.

Desi internet users are adding this one into numerous creative content, acting videos, and funny memes showcasing its versatility, and let us tell you that the Delhi Police has joined this trend to raise awareness about road safety among its followers.

They have shared a post on X (formely Twitter) with caption, "Gaadi par control na khoyen, nahi toh ho sakta hai Moye Moye." The video aimed at promoting awareness related to road safety and has garnered popularity very quickly on social media.

Till now it has garnered more than 1 million views. Watch the video here.

Netizens are complimenting Delhi police for their engaging and quirky approach to deliver a crucial message on road safety.
'Moye Moye' sound is sourced from the Serbian song 'Dzanum' by Teya Dora, and people are using this sound to convey emotions such as sorrow, regret, or drama.

Talking on these lines, let us know basic road safety tips that can come in handy when you are commuting on Indian roads.

1. Obey Traffic Rules
Adhering to traffic rules is fundamental for road safety. Always follow speed limits, traffic signals, and road signs. Respect lane discipline, and avoid overtaking in no-overtaking zones. Understanding and following local traffic regulations contribute significantly to a safer travel experience.

2. Wear Seat Belts and Helmets
Whether you are driving a car or riding a two-wheeler, always wear seat belts and helmets. These safety measures provide crucial protection in the event of an accident and are mandatory by law.

3. Defensive Driving
Adopt a defensive driving approach, anticipating the actions of other road users and being prepared for unexpected situations. Maintain a safe following distance, especially on highways, and be cautious at intersections.

4. Be Mindful of Pedestrians
Pedestrians often share the roads with vehicles. Exercise caution near pedestrian crossings, school zones, and crowded areas. Be prepared to yield the right of way to pedestrians and watch for unexpected movements.

5. Use Indicators and Signals
Proper use of indicators and signals is essential for communicating your intentions to other road users. Indicate before turning or changing lanes, and use headlights and brake lights appropriately, especially during low visibility conditions.

6. Be Cautious of Two-Wheelers
Given the prevalence of two-wheelers in India, drivers should be particularly cautious around motorcycles and scooters. Give them ample space, especially in heavy traffic, and avoid sudden movements that could startle two-wheeler riders.

7. Stay Informed about Road Conditions
Indian roads vary greatly in quality, and conditions can change rapidly. Stay informed about the road ahead, especially if you are traveling long distances. Be prepared for diversions, potholes, and road repairs.

8. Avoid Night Travel in Remote Areas
If possible, avoid traveling at night, especially in remote areas with limited infrastructure. Poorly lit roads and inadequate signage can make nighttime travel challenging. Plan your journeys to maximize daylight hours.

9. Stay Vigilant for Livestock
In rural areas, it is common to encounter livestock on or near the roads. Be vigilant for animals, especially in agricultural regions. Slow down and pass with caution to avoid accidents involving wandering livestock.

10. Plan for Unpredictable Weather
India experiences diverse weather conditions, from scorching heat to heavy monsoon rains. Plan your travel according to weather forecasts, and be prepared for sudden changes. Exercise caution during adverse weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.

11. Stay Sober and Alert
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs significantly increases the risk of accidents. Avoid consuming intoxicants before driving, and ensure you are well-rested and alert throughout your journey.

12. Emergency Preparedness
Carry essential tools, a first aid kit, and emergency contact numbers. Familiarize yourself with nearby hospitals and service stations along your route. Having a contingency plan can prove invaluable in case of unexpected situations.

13. Use Technology Wisely
Leverage technology for navigation, real-time traffic updates, and emergency assistance. However, refrain from using mobile phones or other devices while driving to minimize distractions.

By embracing these road safety guidelines, travelers/commuters can contribute to creating a safer road environment for themselves and others in India.